Hi all, I solved it. It seems you have to specify the class, otherwise it is in the class "default". In your init.rc, there are only statements for class_start core and class_start main. So you have to specifiy the class and add (if needed) an appropriate class_start statement.
On Wednesday, August 1, 2012 9:12:13 AM UTC+2, Pieter wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am trying to call a script at boot time. The script is available inside > /system/sbin, but it seems it is not executed. > > Here are the details. > In my init.<target>.rc: > > service sampleservice /system/bin/sh /system/sbin/samplescript.sh > user root > oneshot > > The script itself: > #!/system/bin/sh > echo The sample script works! > echo "The sample script works!" > /data/misc/samplescript > > The permissions of /system/sbin/samplescript.sh are as follows: -rw-r--r-- > > > Doing from command line "sh /system/sbin/samplescript.sh" works perfectly, > but it seems the script is not executed at boot time. There are no entries > in /data/misc/samplescript > > * How can I resolve this issue? Where should I see the output of the > "echo" command? Is there another/better way to have it printed in logcat or > dmesg? > * The script itself is not executable. Does this matter and if yes, how do > I have to make it executable? In my original directory it is executable, > but somehow during the copy process (with PRODUCT_LOCAL_COPY) the > executable rights disappear. > * Another option I see is that I did not "register" a service as such > (e.b. by specifiying "LOCAL_MODULE" in your Android.mk and mention it in > core.mk) and perhaps this is just not the right way to call a sh script > at boot time? > > Any help is more than welcome! > Best regards, > Pieter > -- unsubscribe: android-kernel+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-kernel
